Tracing the emergence of fictions from early internet cultures to contemporary platform environments, this book examines how they produce material realities, how politics operate as psychological warfare, and how desires are engineered through algorithmic feedback.
Digital Occultism charts out the history of memetic circulation, situating it within a genealogy of occult logics. It operates as a constitutive force deeply embedded in technoculture and shapes how reality itself is produced.
In the afterword, Zach Blas takes us in and spits us out through the inverted, heretical vision of CULTUS, into the underside, rendering visible occult epistemologies operative within it.
Sophie Publig & Mikkel Rørbo
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